Putin says Russia has tested a new long-range, nuclear-capable missile that can evade defenses
Summary
Russia tested a new long-range, nuclear-capable missile, called the Burevestnik, which aims to bypass existing defense systems. President Vladimir Putin announced the test as part of ongoing nuclear discussions and military strategies. The missile reportedly flew for 15 hours on nuclear power during a key test.Key Facts
- Russia has tested a missile named Burevestnik with nuclear capabilities.
- The missile can potentially avoid current defense systems.
- President Putin mentioned its almost unlimited range and unpredictable path.
- The missile flew 14,000 kilometers (8,700 miles) and stayed airborne for 15 hours in a test.
- Some Western experts doubt the reliability of the nuclear engine.
- There was a previous reported explosion during tests in 2019.
- President Putin held military drills involving other nuclear-capable weapons around the same time.
- The release of this information coincided with the postponement of a summit with President Trump on Ukraine issues.
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